BusinessGhana·4 min read·medium
Ghana’s macroeconomic gains threatened by unemployment, weak public services - NDPC
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Ghana's National Development Planning Commission reports that while the country saw macroeconomic improvements in 2025, development is still hindered by youth unemployment and poor public service delivery. The report serves as an accountability tool for the government's Agenda for Jobs II framework.
The National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) has stated that Ghana recorded improvements in key macroeconomic indicators in 2025, but cautioned that persistent youth unemployment, weak public service delivery and implementation challenges continue to undermine the country's development efforts.
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